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| Industry | Business information, Economic data, Internet |
|---|---|
| Founded | Cambridge, United Kingdom (2008) |
| Headquarters | London , United Kingdom |
| Website | timetric.com |
Timetric is a leading business information service, providing financial and economic research services based on proprietary data and analysis.
As well as proprietary data, Timetric collates and republishes a large amount of public economic data, which has gained it some prominence in the field of Data driven journalism. [1] [2]
Timetric was founded in 2008 by Toby White, Dan Wilson and Andrew Walkingshaw; the founders met while doing research at Cambridge University. The following year, Timetric won at London Mini-Seedcamp 2009 [3] (a competition for early-stage technology businesses). In 2010, Timetric raised funding from an array of early-stage investors, including Stefan Glaenzer and Sean Park of Anthemis Group, [4] and in 2011, Timetric was acquired by Progressive Media Group, a leading business information provider.